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... LATE ADAM WILLIAMS's HOUSE. nr*HE Intereft in the Leafe of faid Houfe, No. 94, i. Bride-ftrcet, to fold ; it is well lighted, roomy, and’ convenient, the Rent only jol. a Year. There are forty-four Years of the yet to come, A Perfon attends in the Houfe ...
... LATE ADAM WILLIAMS’* HOUSE r l O fold a Leatchold hitefell foi- the of Term of forty Years, with Toti'es Quotiei Covenant of Renewal, in Lot of Ground on the Eaft Side of Hawkins’s-ftreet, and North Side of Lazershill, whereon are built fcveral Houfcs ...
... LATE ADAM WILLIAMS'? HOUSE. r 'pHE Intercft in the Leafe of faid Houfe, No. 94, JL Bridc-ilrcet,,to fold ; it is well lighted, roomy, and convenient, the Kent only 501. Year. There are forty-four Years of the l.cafc yet to come. A Perfon attends in the ...
... inhabatited by Mr. William Montgomery, an elegant large Houfe, with all Manner >'f Offices, two Gardens in compleat Order, and thoroughly cropped, with ten Acres of Meadow, nearly fit mow. Inquire Mr. Brab. Noble, No. jr, Jervis-ftrect, or Mr. William Montgomery ...
... Taradale, to Mifs Mackenzie, the late Roderick Mackenzie, ...
... To Mr. Fitz-Adam. SIR, Every one knows how liable the Body is to decay, unlefs it be fupported by proper Nourifhmcnt. The unlearned Labourer is as well {killed in this Doclrine as the moft profound Philofopher : For the Stomach, by certain monitory Twitches ...
... Enquiry of Mr. ADAM TURNBULL. 47,T0 be LET, or SOLD HE HOUSE lately tenanted by Lieut. Colonel Coc L and formerly by Sir 1014 N MACPHIRSON. Poffefliun may be had immediately. Apply to Mr. ADAM TURNIULL. Sro be L E 7; Aid Inbred immediately, ...
... WA LS ALL, March 4,1754. MR. James Adams, Sen. Surgeon and Apothecary, and the Reprefentatives of his late Partner, Mr. John Smith, Surgeon and Apothecary, deceafed (on Account of the Illnefs of the laid Mr. ...
... ¢ Mr.——, accomparied Mr. Adams to the King’s levee ; after the levee was over, Mr. Adams accordiag to etiquette, was introduced to the King’s clofet, \vberghu is ufual for foreign minifters, he made a fpeech to bis Majefty, in performing ...
... NOtice is hereby given,That the DirtilleryTrade that•was carried on by the late Mr: William Adams, Wolverhampton, , deceJfed, will Bill be continued in the fame Shop by his Sifters, who humbly folrtits the Continuance Favot is of their Lite Brother's ...
... time, Mr. &mad Adams was repre. rented as the man who did every thing: yet Mr. Samuel Adairta has been abfent for the greateft part of three years, attending his duty as fecretary of Rate in the Maffachufette Bay : yet it does not appear Mr. ...
... Edinburgh, Mr* Anne Mackenzie, . John Mackenzie, Efq; of Applej '0. a. _ n • y m,n ton » Ayrfliire, Mr Alexan»». mini Iter of that parifti. Oiliw~^. uugh,r gh, Mrs Cecilia Kerr, widow U, a^e.. o '' Efq; of Stonedge. d ' R hurgh, ...